Monday, December 16, 2013

This book is for mature audiences 18+
It contains explicit language and sexual content.

Jenifer Taylor is content with her
life, dull and boring as it is. Being absent from the dating scene means she
doesn’t have to deal with the major trust issues she has with men that stem
from a controlling and aggressive ex-boyfriend and an absentee father. She’s happy being alone, sharing her life with
her friends and family.

When Jeni starts a typical day in the
big city of Mornington Vale, California, it turns from bad to worse when she’s
involved in a chain collision on her way to work.

Her world changes forever that day
because she meets Aiden O’Connell, the billionaire son of Alistair O’Connell,
who owns Mornington Vale’s largest financial corporation. Aiden is an
up-and-coming young businessman who's ready to take on the vice presidency of
his father’s company. He is the good son, and it’s imperative to Alistair that
Aiden succeed and follow in his footsteps. Life for Aiden involves working hard
and not much else.

After the accident, however, Aiden’s
world changes as well. He finds Jeni irresistible and instantly pursues her.
With some coaxing, she eventually agrees to a date, and the attraction is
mutual.

Jeni finds love quickly with Aiden,
but trusting him is another issue. When
to trust is tested in many different ways but comes to a head when Aiden is
investigated for a serious crime. As her
trust issues spark, she is forced to go through a journey of self-discovery.

She must decide once and for all
whether she trusts the man she loves when she’s asked the ultimate question:
“Do you trust me?”

This is book one in a series of
three. Book two "Love Me?" was
released on November 18th, 2013.

I turn to
face him; he puts his other arm around me. We are in the same position as
before when the last kiss attempt failed. My arms are tight around his neck,
his arms around my waist. I look down. He lifts up my chin so I’m lost in his
gaze. His hand goes back to my waist. He swallows; I think he’s as nervous as I
am. He tilts his head and leans in … I back away quickly.

“What’s
wrong?” he asks, looking hurt.

“Oh, no,
it’s not you. I think … I might have garlic breath.”

He laughs
and pulls me back to him. “So do I.” He pulls me in tighter, and before I know
what’s happening, his lips are on mine. I give in and surrender to him
completely.

This feels
like one of my fantasies, only way, way better. He holds me tight as one hand
moves from my waist to caress my cheek, kissing me softly but sensually. My
hands move to the back of his head, and I grab a lock of hair in each hand. He
moves our bodies so that I’m against the railing at the edge of the deck. He
moves his hand from my waist to hold the rail as I still grasp his hair. The
kissing becomes feverishly passionate; his tongue against mine as they
intertwine with each other. Our breathing becomes faster and erratic. Our
kissing becomes more intimate. We are in perfect sync with each other. I pull
him closer to me, our whole bodies touching. My heart is pounding fast and
hard. His hand moves from my face to the back of my head, pulling me tight. He
moves my hair from the side of my neck, breaks our kiss and kisses my neck
slowly and seductively. I sigh and breathe in a stuttering motion. I open my
eyes to see the waitress standing there, gawking at us. I stiffen as I see her.
He pulls back and looks at me. With my eyes, I gesture toward the waitress. He
turns, looks, and lets out a little huff. He leans in towards me.

“Now that’s
a first kiss,” he whispers as he grabs my hand and leads me over to the table.
I can’t help but smile.

This book is
for mature audiences 18+ It contains explicit language and sexual content.

In the first
book of The Trust Me? Trilogy, Jeni Taylor finds the love of her life, but as
the second book begins, she finds herself lost without Aiden O’Connell, who’s been
wrongly convicted of embezzlement charges and incarcerated. She must find the
strength within to help prove he’s innocent while dealing with other issues.
Aiden’s father, Alistair, still taunts her, making life between Jeni and Aiden
more difficult, and an unexpected visitor enters their lives, creating havoc
and turning it upside down. Jeni’s trust issues return in a major way after an
incident leaves her fragile and broken. Aiden and Jeni find themselves going
through more trials and tribulations than ever before in this second
installment of the Trust Me? Trilogy. In the end, Jeni will be asked the
ultimate question: Do you still love me?

My
nerves start to get the better of me, I start to feel nauseous; those darn
pesky butterflies attack again. I’m not sure why I’m nervous, whether it’s the
shoes making me unstable or whether it’s the memory of our first date, our
first touch, or our first kiss that’s making me bashful.
I turn the corner to see him
standing there with a bunch of red roses, in the suit that he changed into
earlier, this time with a baby pink tie on. Behind him is that gorgeous
waterfall cascading down the cliff with the lush greenery surrounding us. As I
take a step closer, I hear music playing. “Thank You for Loving Me” by Bon
Jovi. It’s our song. I feel my eyes welling up as all the emotion and love I
feel for this man is becoming too much to bear.
His smile is beaming from ear to ear
when I approach. Finally I reach him. He holds out his hand for me to take. I
take it, and he pulls me into a tight embrace.
“This is perfect,” I whisper.
“Perfection for perfection, my
love.” He kisses my cheek, and places the bouquet of flowers on the railing.

K E Osborn
is the Adelaide based Author of the Trust me? Trilogy, a romance series with
love, laughter and plenty of lust!

K E Osborn
was born in September 1984 and raised in Adelaide South Australia. She had a
love of writing throughout High School but went down a different path to Design
instead. It wasn't until she had a vivid dream about a three car pileup that
the characters of her first book came to life.

Aiden and
Jeni are the amazing couple from the Trust me? Trilogy and they were born into
the world through the imagination of K E Osborn in 2012.